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General Motors is recalling 28,789 Saab convertibles because the driver's seat belt retractor can break.

Indian Motorcycle and Jack Daniel's revealed two custom motorcycles that pay homage to the distillery’s 150th anniversary.

Automakers are poised to book the best February sales pace in 16 years, according to industry analysts.

Factory workers at GM and Ford are poised to cash in amid record profits for the nation’s two largest automakers.

For Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson investing in its employees means creating the proper work environment to promote innovation, teamwork and future recruitment.

Automakers continued to see robust sales gains in October and inched closer to making 2015 their best year ever.

As contract negotiations with the United Auto Workers enter the home stretch, Fiat Chrysler has more at stake than its larger peers.

Growing demand for sport-utility and performance vehicles has spurred Michelin to increase production at its U.S. plants.

On the eve of a City Council vote that could limit the number of Uber vehicles on New York City streets, parties on both sides of the debate sharpened their attacks to sway public opinion, if not actual votes.

A top U.S. auto safety regulator says that Fiat Chrysler failed to provide timely and accurate recall information to her agency and that customers also have problems getting accurate information.

The chief U.S. auto safety regulator says Fiat Chrysler will face sanctions for violating safety laws in multiple recalls.

Today's cars can come with many high-tech features that interact wirelessly with the electronic systems.

Tesla Motors Co. and a state-owned Chinese phone carrier have announced plans to build 400 charging stations for electric cars.

Tesla Motors Inc. is building a supercharger station in the Sierra Nevada north of Lake Tahoe where drivers of the company's electric cars can recharge for free along Interstate 80, a newspaper says.

Major U.S. companies are starting to reap their most rapid growth in fertile lands of opportunity far from home.

Next week’s economic calendar is highlighted by the December jobs report and the all-important wages data included within.

Hourly pay, profit sharing and performance bonuses will rise, but car production will move to lower-cost Mexico and be replaced by trucks and SUVs under a new contract between Fiat Chrysler and the United Auto Workers, a person briefed on the deal said.

A tentative contract agreement reached Tuesday between the United Auto Workers and Fiat Chrysler addresses pay and health care issues, but neither side would give specifics about the pact.

Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has canceled plans Tuesday to attend the Frankfurt International Motor Show in Germany, an indication that the company may be getting close to a contract agreement with the United Auto Workers union.

The United Auto Workers union has chosen Fiat Chrysler as its target company in ongoing contract negotiations with Detroit automakers.